I just downloaded Synthesia and tried to open the program, but it gave me a file called Synthesia-r1027 crash report.dmp
I downloaded the Direct X too, but Synthesia wouldn't work, for some reason
Help? Thanks, would be much appreciated
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Hi tiffychan,
I got the email with the report, but for some reason the file was 0 bytes (totally empty). Do you know which email program you used to attach the file? Maybe there is something quirky going on there. I guess another possibility is that the file is actually empty. If you right-click on it and go to "Properties", what does it say for "Size"?
I got the email with the report, but for some reason the file was 0 bytes (totally empty). Do you know which email program you used to attach the file? Maybe there is something quirky going on there. I guess another possibility is that the file is actually empty. If you right-click on it and go to "Properties", what does it say for "Size"?
Very strange. I've never seen the mini-dump fail like that.
I guess we can go down the check-list... it's pretty short:
- Is your video card driver up to date?
- Do you have the latest version of DirectX?
- um... that's about it.
I guess after checking those first two things, you might want to pop open the config tool and switch the video mode to use OpenGL instead of DirectX. Sometimes that helps.
I guess we can go down the check-list... it's pretty short:
- Is your video card driver up to date?
- Do you have the latest version of DirectX?
- um... that's about it.
I guess after checking those first two things, you might want to pop open the config tool and switch the video mode to use OpenGL instead of DirectX. Sometimes that helps.
See attachment.Nicholas wrote:I guess we can go down the check-list... it's pretty short
Edit: Checklist edited and reposted.
Edit2: Going a bit further... You may (very probably not) ask... What if even Nicholas can't solve a specific bug? Then lets conclude we're all screw'd. The checklist isn't mighty enough for that.
Edit3: Lol, the background colour makes me think of Peanut Butter Jelly Time.
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